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[Go @golang]

Go 1.10 Beta 2 is released!

Try it! File bugs! https://t.co/5VNU0XmOoW

Announcement: https://t.co/445tHz9jk8

#golang

[Avocet Developers @AvocetDev]

we’re back! https://t.co/owc17mViyZ #yaas #followfriday #justdeveloperthings #yolo

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#followfriday

[James Henry 👨‍💻 @MrJamesHenry]

So honoured to work with @slicknet and the other awesome @geteslint team members to make ESLint the best it can be! https://t.co/5PbqjYt8xR

[Avocet Developers @AvocetDev]

Brilliant @lizrice live coding a container in Go. Makes it look easy. Docker move over! #gouk16

[Avocet Developers @AvocetDev]

Time to find out about the dark side of microservices with @jelmersnoeck of @lostmyname #gouk16

[Avocet Developers @AvocetDev]

New in Go 1.7 are subtests: making table driven tests even easier #gouk16

[Mat Ryer @matryer]

My @GolangUKconf slides on Idiomatic Go Tricks - will update these with any feedback :) https://t.co/VXYQBxv3GL #golang #gouk16

[Avocet Developers @AvocetDev]

Travis Bischel showing us how to write a faster, simpler version of a Go channel (!) #gouk16

[Avocet Developers @AvocetDev]

Mock other people's structs by defining and using interface compatible with struct methods - @matryer #gouk16

[Avocet Developers @AvocetDev]

Nice idiom that we have also been using at Avocet: return teardown functions from test helpers that can be defered by test #gouk16

[Avocet Developers @AvocetDev]

Interesting by @matryer: Good Go code has Line of Sight, happy path aligned left, errors and special cases are branched off that #gouk16

[Avocet Developers @AvocetDev]

Very cool #gouk16 pad. Text reads: go func(thoughts <-chan string) { .............. }(t)

[Avocet Developers @AvocetDev]

Build a culture of Go developers who care about programs that last #gouk16

[Avocet Developers @AvocetDev]

Our challenge as Go developers is to avoid the complexity of languages like C++: focus on good design not frameworks. -@davecheney #gouk16

[Avocet Developers @AvocetDev]

Thoughtful talk from @davecheney demonstrating how well Go's interfaces and packages can map to SOLID principles. #gouk16

[Avocet Developers @AvocetDev]

Dependency Inversion relates to the structure of your import graph: should be wide and flat #gouk16

[Avocet Developers @AvocetDev]

Good rule of thumb: accept interfaces, return structs #gouk16

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Liskov Substitution Principle can applied through defining reusable interfaces #gouk16